Burundi – Life Beyond The Protests
Unrest has plunged the central African nation of Burundi into its worst crisis in a decade. As army officers tried to stage a coup to stop President Pierre Nkurunziza's attempt to seek a third term in office, Reuters photographer Thomas Mukoya set out to document the realities of daily life.
5 facts you didn't know about child marriage
Did you know that a girl under 18 is married every 2 seconds? Here are 5 facts you didn't know about child marriage
SLIDESHOW: Senegalese women battle sexism on football pitch
In Senegal some important battles for women's rights are being fought on sandy pitches across the West African nation where female teams gather to play football
"Water wives" of Maharashtra, India
“Water wives” allows women, often widows or single mothers, to regain respect in conservative rural India by carrying water to their household
PHOTOBLOG: The aftermath of India’s "Himalayan tsunami"
Thomson Reuters Foundation correspondent Nita Bhalla has travelled to the towns and villages in the Himalayas to see how survivors are coping one month after floods and landslides
SLIDESHOW: A rescue in the Mediterranean
Privately-funded organisation provides assistance to migrants who find themselves in distress while attempting to cross the sea in unsafe boats